Agendas, notes, actions — meetings that actually end with decisions.
Most meetings are expensive conversations that produce no record. Someone takes rough notes, half the action items are forgotten by Friday, and the next meeting starts by trying to remember what the last one decided.
Meeting Coordination makes meetings produce outcomes. Before each meeting, it drafts an agenda from the open items. During it, it structures the notes — decisions, owners, deadlines — instead of leaving them to chance. Afterward, it sends the summary and tracks every action until it's done. Nobody leaves wondering what was agreed, and nothing agreed gets quietly dropped. Your meetings become shorter, because they no longer need to re-litigate the last one.